Quintana Roo is a state in southeastern Mexico on the Yucatan Peninsula, bordering the Caribbean Sea. The region is known for its cenotes, underground freshwater sinkholes, and pre-Columbian Mayan ruins at Tulum and Coba. Tourists visit to explore ancient archaeological sites, swim in turquoise cenotes, snorkel coral reefs, and relax on white-sand beaches.
Quintana Roo is a Mexican state located on the eastern Yucatan Peninsula, bordered by the Caribbean Sea to the east and Belize to the south. It encompasses major tourism corridors including the Riviera Maya, as well as protected areas such as the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Content in this guide is based on established geographic, cultural, and logistical knowledge of the destination as recognized by international travel and conservation bodies.
